Milk 2% Reduced Fat Milk, 59 Fl Oz

I am lactose intolerant, and I still have not had a problem with upset stomach with this product. Taste great. Highly recommend.

Tastes good and, while I don’t have a documented casein sensitivity, I did find that I was less bloated after consuming this milk. Would purchase again!

good for digestion.

I have been using this A2 2% milk for a while. Not only is it delicious, but it is easy on your digestive system

A2Milk: I have just turned 75 and for the first time in my life, I can drink milk without the extreme bloating and sickly feeling I have gotten in past years. And it tastes wonderful! I am so thankful. I've switched over to A2 yogurt as well. (I tried various lactose free products, but they didn't help at all.)

I was sceptical. I've lived in our near Boulder, CO for decades. Long enough to know the infinite variations of natural food products will continue unabated in this granolafied neck of the mountains. However, I've gotten to the point where the littlest bit of milk or dairy causes agony, the various nut milks don't fare much better (and have a significant negative impact on our environment due to production process.) Juice has way too much sweetness, and I rely on my smoothies nearly daily for sustenance. Not to mention, as a WI native dairy and cheese are part of my heritage. I've never felt willing to spend the extra money for pricey alternatives (back to the granolaland issue - incredible money maker, those 'alternative' natural foods.) A2 milk and creamers (hardly anyone carries those) proved life changing. Turns out the company's on to something, and lactose isn't the only culprit behind dairy intolerance. It's definitely expensive, and I'm hoping it comes down in price. Probably not going to happen until more grocers carry their product. Besides if you're still wasting money on lactaid, even knock off brands, you'll be saving a buck or two. For me it's worth the absence of literally gut wrenching pain, whether from lack of time for a non smoothy breakfast, or caving and attempting regular milk just one more time. That makes A2 worth it. (My pocketbook disagrees, ergo 4 stars)

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If you don't have kids and are not going through a container of milk every three days, then ultra pasteurized is the way to go. I've read that there is a difference in taste from normally pasteurized milk but I can't tell any difference. This container can sit in your fridge for 2 weeks after opening and not go sour. Also, I've usually found it to be less expensive than the other ultra brands.